"After the End" is a new exhibition hosted virtually by the gallery@calit2 at UC San Diego's Qualcomm Institute. This exhibition brings together four artists to share works that emerge and encounter new, old, and imagined modes of creative practice.
The graduating students of the MFA program at the UC San Diego Department of Visual Arts delve into the incremental steps of human progress from a historical, contemporary, and speculative vision.
In honor of Beethoven’s sestercentennial in 2020, the Ariel Quartet will perform the complete Beethoven Cycle. This ArtPower exclusive video release includes six of the 16 Beethoven string quartets.
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with a special re-mount of EXOTIC DEADLY, OR THE MSG PLAY by Keiko Green MFA '22, directed by Professor Jennifer Chang and featuring a predominantly AAPI cast and creative team. Now streaming through May 31.
UC San Diego APIMEDA Programs and Services and CAPS present our annual mental health panel in May, which is both Asian Pacific Islander American Heritage Month and Mental Health Awareness Month.
Learn how to make your own mini-zine & come celebrate Asian and Pacific Islander American heritage with us in an afternoon of creating and community with APIMEDA Programs and Services and Asian and Pacific Islanders for the Arts and Humanities!
"140 LBS " is a solo theatre work written and performed by Susan Lieu, a first-generation American born to Vietnamese refugees. The performance weaves together several through-lens: intergenerational trauma; parent-child relationship; body insecurity
HYDRA is a meditation on the dissolution of the membranes of body, selfhood, and environment. In this immersive multimedia installation, sound, projections, and lights fuse to form replications of individuals inside of it.
Join us in this self-care event as guest speaker, Mindy Tran teaches us about race-based trauma and leads us in some trauma-informed yoga and mindfulness practices. All who attend will be mailed a self-care care package and entered into a drawing.
